I Asked You to Set up a Stall to Tell Fortunes, but You Actually Dominate Xuanmen?

Xu Chen was unexpectedly able to talk to the Grandmaster and inherit secret techniques and sect magic. As long as he could complete the tasks given by the Grandmaster, these things could be obtained! Xu Chen, who received the inheritance from his ancestor, accidentally took over the various Taoist sects when he went down the mountain for the first time. … The ancestor taught Xu Chen that fortune telling requires money. If the money is too much, the signboard will be damaged. The Patriarch taught Xu Chen that he had to pay for Feng Shui. If the price was too high, the price would be too low and the sect would not be able to pass on for thousands of years. The Patriarch taught Xu Chen that writing talismans requires a fee of 100,000 yuan per piece. If it is less than 100,000 yuan, it is not worth doing. The ancestor taught Xu Chen that one of the five shortcomings in their profession was that his master made money, so he lived a life of uncertainty and poverty. Everyone asked: Xu Chen, what did you do? Xu Chen turned around desolately and did not answer. On the side, various Taoist sects said: He is aggressive, especially aggressive... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.